Paratus and Meta collaborate for a 900 km metro fiber network, transforming Zambia's digital landscape, bridging gaps in connectivity. (Image source: Paratus)
Paratus Zambia, a key player in the Pan-African telecommunications sector and a member of the Paratus Group, has partnered with Meta to announce a significant investment in establishing a 900 km open-access metro fiber network in Zambia
European partners invest US$40mn in TowerCo for rural telecom expansion, bridging the digital divide and creating jobs in Uganda. (Image source: Adobe Stock)
In a landmark move towards advancing digital empowerment and economic progress in rural Uganda, TowerCo of Africa Uganda has secured $40 million in long-term financing from prominent European development finance partners
Vertiv revolutionises modular data centre design with Vertiv Modular Designer Lite, simplifying configuration for tailored solutions. (Image source: Vertiv)
Vertiv, a global provider of critical digital infrastructure and continuity solutions, unveiled a new tool aimed at transforming and simplifying the configuration of prefabricated modular (PFM) data centres
MainOne powers Nigeria's submarine cable breakthrough in Akwa Ibom State. (Image source: MainOne)
MainOne, in collaboration with Equinix, has announced its pivotal role in the historic landing of Nigeria's first submarine cable system outside of Lagos, situated in Akwa Ibom State
Strategic partnership introduces Network-as-a-Service solutions, reshaping the future of business connectivity in Africa, led by Airtel Africa and Cisco. (Image source: Adobe Stock)
A ground-breaking expansion of its service portfolio has been announced by Airtel Africa, a leading telecommunications service provider, in collaboration with Cisco
Qualcomm empowers African tech startups with mentorship. (Image source: Adobe Stock)
GSMA's 2024 report reveals the transformative impact of mobile technology in Sub-Saharan Africa, highlighting key challenges and growth opportunities. (Image source: Adobe Stock)
By MTN South Sudan and NCA, launching eSIM technology for improved connectivity and customer experience in South Sudan’s telecom industry. (Image source: Adobe Stock)
Siemon's new LightStack and LightStack 8 offer cutting-edge ultra-high-density fibre solutions for data centers and enterprise networks, available globally. (Image source: Siemon)
CANAL+ becomes the first to distribute Netflix in 24 Sub-Saharan countries under a new deal
Onafriq marks 15 years by linking nearly 1 billion mobile wallets and 500 million bank accounts
SMART Zambia brings high-speed internet to underserved Muchinga communities. (Image source: SMART Zambia)
MTN rolls out bioSIM and eSIM solutions to cut plastic waste and promote sustainability in telecom
Stefano Resi of Nokia highlights South Africa’s strengths, challenges and future role in Africa’s expanding data centre landscape
Onafriq marks 15 years by linking nearly 1 billion mobile wallets and 500 million bank accounts
SMART Zambia brings high-speed internet to underserved Muchinga communities. (Image source: SMART Zambia)
MTN rolls out bioSIM and eSIM solutions to cut plastic waste and promote sustainability in telecom
Stefano Resi of Nokia highlights South Africa’s strengths, challenges and future role in Africa’s expanding data centre landscape
CrossBoundary Energy is powering the project's first sites with solar PV, battery, and generator solutions, providing 99.9% uptime while reducing fossil fuel emissions. (Image source: CrossBoundary Energy)
Vertiv introduces CoolChip CDU range to boost AI, HPC cooling across EMEA data centres. (Image source: Vertiv)
AXIAN Telecom acquires 8% stake in JUMIA, supporting Africa’s digital economy and fintech growth
Wingu Africa expands data centres to power East Africa’s connectivity
PalmPay named fastest-growing financial services firm in Africa by Financial Times and Statista 2025. (Image source: PalmPay)
TerraPay partners with Wave Mobile Money to expand seamless cross-border remittances into Mali
Vertiv strengthens power solutions portfolio with PowerSwitch 7000. (Image source: Vertiv)
In Nigeria, the main targets included telecommunications resellers and computing infrastructure providers. (Image source: NETSCOUT)
